The Pearson Electrotechnology Centre is a professional career centre located in Lachine, one of the most scenic and historical Burroughs of Montreal. From the time we first opened our doors in 2007, we have been building and establishing ourselves as a leader in technical training. We have built a team of experienced instructors and devoted support staff. We also pride ourselves in keeping a close relationship with industry demands and standards to ensure we are preparing our graduates to succeed in a highly-demanding technical environment. We welcome you to visit us and speak with an advisor to explore the vast opportunities our programs offer you.
5000 René-Huguet,
Lachine, QC, H8T 1M7
Tel: 514-798-1818
Website: lbpce.ca/PEC
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Contact our Academic Advisor
Shari Waldrich
swaldrich@lbpsb.qc.ca
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The Computer Support and Networking program is designed to ready you for a career in the field of Information Technology. Our graduates work as computer support specialists, network support specialists, and network administrators.
Our program goes beyond basic MELS requirements. We are a Microsoft Academy and you will have acquired specific knowledge in Cisco, Comptia A+, Linux+ and Network+ upon completion of the program. Our skilled teachers have a broad range of experience and provide you with guided instruction in our state of the art classrooms equipped with the latest hardware and software. Theoretical learning is complemented by our placement program which will enable you to apply your skills in a real world industry setting prior to graduation.
Skills you will learn:
The Electricity program prepares you with the necessary skills to work as a certified electrician in a variety of industries or to start your own business.
We provide you with hands-on and guided training. 60% of your learning time will be spent in practical workshops, working in teams, and under the leadership of our seasoned teaching staff. Our teaching philosophy is focused on problem solving and learning by doing. Our facilities are state of the art and are stocked with the latest tools and technologies.
We are the Centre of Expertise in Electricity in Quebec and the only destination offering English training in the province.
Skills you will learn:
The Installation and Repair of Telecommunications Equipment program offers you an opportunity to acquire sound theory and extensive hands-on experience with many aspects of the telecommunication industry. Courses consist of both classroom instruction and practise in modern communications labs. Instructors share industry experience and teach in alignment to current industry needs and standards. Additional specialized certifications offered through the school better prepare you for the workplace.
Skills you will learn:
The 30-hour Safety on Construction Sites course provides participants with the technical prevention knowledge necessary to work safely at a construction site, in accordance with the regulatory requirements of the Québec Construction work safety code. The course would be of interest to all employees and subcontractors who work at a construction site as defined in article 1 of the Act respecting health and safety at work.
Skills you will learn:
The School Daycare Educator program covers various topics that focus on pre-school and school-age children’s development. The program also focuses on the creation and organization of activities while keeping the children safe. The program is offered part-time, two evenings per week.
We provide you with hands-on and guided training. Your learning time will be spent in practical workshops, working in teams, and under the leadership of our seasoned teaching staff. Our teaching philosophy is focused on problem solving and learning by doing.We complement our classroom learning with our student placement in a school daycare, which will allow you to apply your skills in a real world setting.
Skills you will learn:
The Private Security Guarding program aims to ensure all security guards have the knowledge and skills to carry out their work professionally, effectively, safely and lawfully. The program is offered full-time, five days per week, during the day, or part-time in the evening.
We provide you with hands-on and guided training. Your learning time will be spent in practical workshops, working in teams, and under the leadership of our seasoned teaching staff.
Skills you will learn:
The recognition of acquired competencies (RAC) is a process that allows an individual with skills gained through life or work experience to obtain official recognition of their competencies in relation to a program of study.
When an adult student reaches 18 years of age (on June 30th), and does not meet the requirements for admission to a vocational program, passing the GDT is one of the functional pre-requisites that is required to be eligible to certain vocational education programs.
This test offers you the opportunity to achieve a Secondary School Equivalency Certificate. This will allow you to demonstrate the skills, knowledge, competencies and abilities you have acquired.
Another way to get your high school equivalency is by registering to take General Educational Development (GED) tests. GED tests cover five different subject areas. A person must pass all five tests to get their GED certification (certified Canadian high school equivalency).
Evaluation of Educational transcript(s) from other Canadian provinces and / or countries to enter into vocational education programs.
SARCA services are designed for adult learners, who can use them before they enrol in adult education or during their general education or vocational training. They are designed to assist adult learners in choosing and implementing a learning plan in line with their personal and career goals and to provide the assistance they need throughout the entire process.
